I always say "i taped it" or "i filmed it" or i "videotaped it", but neither is correct, because there is no tape or film.
I have a Casio Exilim Ex-Z29 PE. It came with a USB cord, and a disk that includes the manual (along with a book manual that is in every language but English). Someone said to put the USB on the camera and when it’s hooked to the computer, something should automatically pop up, but that doesn’t happen. The directions on the disk manual are extremely confusing, I don’t know what the hell half the things are on there, so if anyone knows what to do I would appreciate your help 
p.s. don’t be a douche and then answer my question with a wise-ass remark. thanks
So I bought the comcast digital transport adapter for my computer to watch TV on it so I hooked it up and went to windows media center to have it find the TV signal and it gives the screen that there was no IR hardware detected. Does anyone have any experience with this thing that can help I have all the cords and cables. Please help!
I did narrow it down to 3 cameras, but I’m still a bit iffy.
http://www.bestbuy.ca/catalog/compare-result.aspx?path=be9fb4c060d680084514dcccdfd5f6a3en99&ProductIds=10101163,10135587,10128435
That would be:
Canon EOS Rebel Xsi 12.2MP
Nikon D3000 10.2MP
Canon EOS Rebel T1i 15.1MP
The main things I’m looking for in a camera is obviously clear crisp images. Especially in dimmer light; I really need reduced noise and maintained quality. *
It should feel good in my hands, since they are sort of small. Alot of these cameras are bulky and heavy, and It’s really a shut down.
I’m not requiring alot other than just quality images and easy handling; I don’t want to pay more for something I really don’t need.
Any suggestions?
Sorry;
It would also be a bonus with a long battery life.
No; I do not need the video feauture, but if its aside from all the things i need I wouldnt mind having it.
I have one that’s battery operated, but hardly use it. I usually use my iPhone.
Tim - I’m the fool! Hope that comment made your day. I wasn’t asking about the specifics of a camera… just whether you use batteries or don’t simple as that.
Have a nice life buddy You seem like a well adjusted person.
ok i just got adobe illustrator cs4 and want to create a digital illustration or portrait thats good enough for a portfolio one day. if i take a picture of someone into illustrator what do i do to make it a digital portrait? something that you may see as an ad poster maybe? how would i achieve this
Preferably one that I could plug into the computer with a USB or something.
I can’t stand running to a gas station or comer store when I’m out with friends, because my piece of shit camera eats up batteries like you wouldn’t believe it!
I’m going to Best Buy this weekend to ask around, just looking for some advice.
Thanks
Rate my Camera, 10 being Awesome and 1 being Sucky.
Brand: FujiFilm
MP’s: 10.0 MegaPixels
Model: FinePix J20
Quality: 620 (Whatever that means?)
3X Zoom Lens
Original Price: $250
What I Paid: $125 (It was HALF OFF! :D)
Some Features:
Comes with USB Cable
Comes with a "Viewer" Thats lets you edit and organize pictures, and also add captions. (Computer Disk)
Keeps the Time and Date
Enables you to sort your pictures based on date
Has a Stabilizer (If your shakey, it still takes a good picture)
Has Face Detection (Makes a little green box around somebody when it sees their face)
Has Red-Eye Remover
Can Put pictures in different frames
Type of Modes:
Baby
Portrait
Landscape
Sport- Good for taking pics of moving things
Night - good for taking picks at night
Night(Tripod)
Natural Light - No flash
Beach
Snow Good for taking pics in snowy scenes
Fireworks - vivid and crisp
Sunset
Flower - high detail
Party - good for indoors
Museum - good for poor lighting
Text- good for taking pics of words.
It also Records Movies! (Video) (I have a 4GB SD Card, so it can record for up to 1 Hours, roughly.
So…Good or bad camera?
Recently I’ve started to see DVD and Blu-Ray movies advertise that they include a "digital copy". From what I understand, that means it has a copy that you can put onto portable media players. But why do they call it "digital copy"? Of course it’s digital; computers and modern media players are all digital rather than analog. DVD and blu-ray formats are digital too.
I didn’t know what "digital copy" meant the first time I saw it; I had to look up what that meant. I think something like "portable player copy" would have made more sense and been more descriptive. The "digital" is redundant, I think.
so i am 14 and going on a school trip. we need to make a photo journal and to do that we need to bring our own camera! i have been wanting to buy a digital camera for a while now but i don’t know enough about them. i want something light and small so i can carry it around with me. but what should i be looking for. brands and models would be quite helpful!
thanks
